"The Zoo" in the southwest suburbs of Hanoi.

American POWs coined the term "Cuban Program" to describe a program in which a small team of Caucasian interrogators brutally beat and tortured 19 American aviators in a camp our, POWs nicknamed "the Zoo," in Hanoi, between July 1967 and August 1968. One of the POWs, USAF Major Earl G. Cobeil, eventually died from the beatings.

Source: http://www.aiipowmia.com/testimony/cuba_destatte.html

The Zoo is correct, CK...

Sorry for the delay. Here's an easy one. Which unit did General Patton's son serve in?

He was the commanding oficer of the 11th Cavalry, the 39th commanding officer of the regiment. It was the same unit his father had led in North Africa.

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www.arlingtoncemetery.net/gspatton.htm

Back over to you Bulldogg.

Legend tells that the French strongholds were named after the lovers of Dien Bien Phu commander Christian de Castries. In fact, they were only an alphabetical sequence of denominations: Anne-Marie, Beatrice, C_____, Dominique, Eliane, Francoise, Gabrielle, Huguette, Isabelle. DeCastries' command post was located near the "C" position. What was that "girl's" name?

How bout Claudine bro ha?
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there were four plains who were the first plains to come under fire. What kind of aircraft were they? What was there mission? And what was the date?

Umm, is this what you meant? As far as I can tell, you are asking:

The first action against US forces was an attack against 4 aircraft. What kind of A/C were they, what was the mission, and when did it occur?

Very good, thankyou for articulating that better than I had. Forgive me I was tired. It was not the first action taken against US forces but it was the first aircraft to be ingaged.